Re: I2C

[arasv@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx]

> I'm using 2.6.23 now, but will change to newer.
>
> i2c-dev? In the kernel config?

Yes.

> No udev, and no udevadm (it's a very minimal debian). Should be there any?

Only if you want dynamic /dev entries. For example, I have USB ports so I
need a dynamic /dev to handle devices that the user might want to plug in
(like USB-serial, Bluetooth,etc)

If all your hardware is fixed then there isn't any need for udev but you
will have to statically create your /dev files.


Aras



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